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Our goal is to provide students with a Christ-centered, Bible-based, academically challenging, quality-minded education to train them to serve God and others now and in their future.
At BACS, your family becomes family to us as we strive with you to educate your students in the best quality education possible.
In 1978, Rev. Jerry Creel, founding Pastor of Brush Arbor
Baptist Church, established Brush Arbor Christian School to offer
an alternative to the declines in academic emphasis and Christian
principles in our public school system. As a ministry of Brush
Arbor Baptist Church, the school's purpose is not only to promote
the cause of Christ, with an emphasis on a Christ-like lifestyle,
but also to offer an excellent Christian education enhanced by Born
Again Christ-like qualified teachers. The school has gone through
many changes since its inception, but one thing has remained the
same, its commitment to and dependence on the Lord Jesus Christ,
and providing a quality academic education.
Dedicated, caring Christian faculty and staff
Teachers who are certified by FACCS
Small classes
Superior academics (A-Beka & BJU Press Curriculums)
Music and Sports programs
Private instruction in piano available
Spiritual emphasis
Full day Kindergarten
Quality Pre-School programs
Extended Care available 6:30 AM to 6:00 PM/call for rates
Spacious school facility
A diversified lunch program
Competitively priced
Policies in place to deal with reporting child abuse and
professional misconduct
Accredidation through Florida Association of Christian Colleges
and School (FACCS), and the National Council for Private School
Accreditation (NCPSA).
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Quick Stats (2025)
Grades: Prekindergarten-12
Enrollment: 163 students
Yearly Tuition: $6,000
Average class size: 13 students
Application Deadline: None / Rolling
Source: Verified school update
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